ポンテイの絶景の山頂・トップ20

Impressive view in good weather

The Becca d'Aver, located at 2,469 meters, can be reached via a very easy climb over the Col d'Aver. The route to the Col de Fenêtre is more technically challenging, but definitely doable. Those who can should plan the easy ridge hike to Cima Longhede. This is not technically demanding.

A large white cross symbolizes this peak. It is often joined to Becca d'Aver, connected by an easy ridge path. There is not much space at the summit, and on summer weekends it is crowded. Here, after a short break to admire the view, it is worth descending and having a lunch break on the plains below.

This peak is usually reached from Champlong, and is connected to the Longhede peak by an easy ridge line, so they both touch. Usually the first to be reached is the Becca d'Aver

A challenging trip that requires a bit of training and effort, but it fully pays off: once you reach the summit, you have a 360 degree view of the main peaks: Mont Blanc, Monte Rosa, Gran Paradiso and so on and so forth put some. The path is easily identifiable at any time, and about halfway there is a mountain hut where you can refresh yourself.

It was Father Gino Perrom together with the Inaleme group of Penne Nere and the marble workers who, in 1969, gave life to the idea of building the Bisaone Cross on the highest point of the Verrayes territory. Source: Free translation according to information board

The Bisaone Cross stands out from afar and is certainly one of the largest Christian symbols on the mountains of the Aoita Valley. The cross, a total of 10 meters high and weighing about fourteen hundredweight, is located in the upper part of the municipality of Verrayes, more precisely at the top of the Cima Longhede at 2416 meters above sea level. The central location offers exceptional panoramic views over much of the valley and includes all the highest mountains from the Matterhorn to Monte Rosa, from the Panta Tersiva to the Emilius and from the Grivola to the Gran Paradiso, from the Rultor to the Mont Blanc and the Grand Combin. Source: Free translation according to information board

Great view at the summit. From the view down into the valley right up to the glacier, everything is there.